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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-18
An Eugllsh View Of FREQ Trade

While certain Americans are doing
their level best to commit their country
to tho English policy Of free trade, certain
Englishmen. fast increasing in number,
are trying to turn their country from what
they conceive to DO The error Of ito way.
Hero is what a London correspondent Of
the New York Tribune. teleSraphs on the
subject: q ". ( 4. a. &.
The Liberals arc becoming embarrassed
by tho many signs Of the spread OF Pro-
tec.ionists' principles in this country,
Lord Salisbury Ia firm Free Trader, but
the rank and Gle ale becoming converted
md it is thought that mnny Conservative
pressure which will DO brought to bear
on them. It 10 significant that several
journals devoted to agricultural subjects,
which Of course circulate largely In pro.
vinclal districts, and which have hitherto
been Free Traders, are now Fair Traders.
! One OF tho number goes 90 far as to
declare that tho p1otectionet party
is establlshed and "a only 4 wants Z q
leader. The Ptotectionists announce that
when they declare their policy they will
compel the support Of the Irish National.
lists, because Protection to native indus.
tries ID one Of Mr.. Parnell's demands. It
is thought that Mr.. Goschen will alludo to
tho Fair Trade subject in his Forthcoming
speeches. Nearly three years ago he with.
drew from the Golden Club, and eince
then no has been absorbed by the Coneer.
Natives. II this queetion gees beyond its
present theoretical stage 1t Is more likely
to develop an Imperial Customs Union
for tho Colonies and mother country than
to set up merely q Protectionist tariff for
Great Britain. 'iass3.s ~
In England fair t1sde means protection,
the policy opposed 10 free trade. Ameri.
can protectionists, unlike English free
traders, have never attempted to interfere
with the national policy Of other coun.
tries. They hold that theory and practice
have vindicated protection az applied, to
industries. So far as American
are concerned, the English
may stick to freq trade till the crack Of doom,
BIT its seems that an increasing number
81 Englishmeu, out d patience with free
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TnE oLEnK WAS roo FLY. I
lie Sold a 81 Goat for sla and Lost III. 70


sition for II. 8B
A clothing dealer in an interior town
had occasion to visit tho city TO purchaso
goods. While he was gone young man
entered the sloro to buy coat. A Gales.
man waited upon the customer aud
showed him a coat plainly marked s..
Tho customer tried II on and said In a
pleasant, conGding way: II want a good
article and l can afford to pay q little
more" The salesman showed him many
coats, and, finally, having removed the
tag, again offered him the 81 coat which
had fitted him ut first, and said: ,l.35l
"Hore Is cont, a fine article, inst your
1T, which | can soil you for $l2." 'P
The coat was again tried on, tho young
man seemed pleased, paid his money and
went away. On tho merchants return
the ealeaman, with nmile OF triumph all
over his countensuce, rushed up to him
and boosted q what no hsd done. Iht
merchant looked grave. lie only aaid:
| "Does any one know who the cuatomel
VAST" 5g, 4
| A little boy recognized him as q work
man In q neighboring factory, and re
membered his name. The merchant sen
for tho yonng map, told him Of his morti
fcation, gave him back S. andthe privilege
Of returning the coat !! he chose, and thel
aald 10 the salesman: I'm ~
Snow, cir, l will pay you your week.
aalary and wish you to 20. Ifyou chea
tmy customers you have not priacipl
enough not to cheat mo. II can't hay
my people sell goods honestly l will &
out Of business. Good day, air." 6S
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4 Woman Wrote This.

It takes much grating and pruning and
watering and training and digging and
tender care to produce the perfect plant,
And it takes all this; and more, to produce
the comparatively perfect woman. AS to
the perfect mar-there are none Of him,
All the care in the world, al! tho money
on earth, all the water in the sea, would
not produce even din likeness Of that
unknown creature. The word perfect in
all its forms and derivationa has been
omitted from the fairly bright lexicon OF
man, 9ls4,- IL d; H. 81, M 11'
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AckER's Blood Elixir is the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. 1t is a positive cure
for Ulcers, Eruptions or Syphilitic Poi
soning. 1t purities the whole system, and
banishea all Rheumatic aud Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee it. Logan & Co., @
r. Gostzs, Q. Msukemiller, R. B. Burt and
Bowie Bros. z
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YIN. A. Carter. 81 al

Vim. 4, Carter, e. al. 7I4'.1-77 - n
By virtue Of decree entered II, the above en-.
Titled cause on the 7th day Of October, A. D. 1857
the undersigned Special Commissioners will on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER .e, 1857, If
beeinalnS at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, sell. at public aue
ton. at the front door OF tho Court Housc OF Ohio
county, West Virginia. the tract oil land Of which
| the National rosd, and lying on the west and cast
OF Mt. Calvary Cemetery aud Wheeling Park. This
tract Of land containing ~ acres and % psrches
vii DO offered first as whole; and then In four
different parcels, viz: First-A rarcel mont.
ip2 on tho pike and lying along Mt. Calvary GENE.
sery, aud containing between three or four acres
secoud.The west parcel Of said tract, also front.
ing on the pike: containing about IS acres and II
poles and having upon It the house. barns and
other I'm pr0yements The two foregoing parcels
| Will also be offered together. Third-The middle
parcel Of said tract, conlaining 4S acres and IS
tween Wheeling Park aud Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
and having Upon 1t Il honse and other buildings.
Ihis tIaet Will also be Offered In connection with
parcel oil said tract, contsinins 81 acres, .oods
and 81 poles. lying Immediately In the rear Of
Wheeling Park, and reached from eail National
r5aa By \ road between the park aud cemetery
and IS poles will also DO offered together. The las
parcel Of 50 acres roods and 81 poles, has been
laid Oh in eight los, varying In size from little
above three tourths 10 little above six acres and
this parcc! will be offered In lots also, Isl 'l-97
Sales will DO msdo In manner In which the m ost
money eau be realiztd. Plats showing tho ar.
rapeeucnt Of the different parcels and lots offered
az above are on nlo with the papers Ia Tho case
aud can DO Eeeu at the cGice Of the UNDERSIGNED
special commissioners = s5,, d 5il53, . =
TERMS OF sALE-One.thirdS vi the purchase
money, or as much moro thereof as tho purchaser
paid In two equal ins.allments. payable III one and
TWO years from date Of sale with interest; notes
with personal security to be given therefor, and
Tue TO DO retained until full payment Of The pur.
ChMc money. Gsgl .-;Js Il. J. HUGUs, 4ltsasE.
ss1sSazf''SS5 ss & y 4 B. B. DOVESER.
-. WI Special CommissIonc:s
". Il. HiLLEIs Anclionccr. D. ~ 1'.
/ hereby certify that bond has been given by the
above named special Commissioners as REQUIRED
by law, and the decree IN the above entitled caule
m. - 4 / JOHN W. MITCHELL. i"
oc1S s5s3i9E Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
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TIE WESTERN GIRL,
A Horrible Cnrricature of tho Big storie,
-. Told About Her. ~

1Blu "A uuuL 3tcEs
A pleasing story Of q beautiful and &C.
complished young lady at St. Vincent
MINI, ia told by special dispatch, and
It comes to us like q cool fountain in a
prohibition State.
It Heems that the lady's name is Miss
Lillian Blake, daughter OF II. D.. Blake,
and thst, in tho words Of the dispatch,
''aiter helping her father stack 19G loads
OF wheat yesterday" she vent over into
Geroux's swamp alone in the afternoon
to snatch half hour OF res. and fscrea.
ton. She took her fsther's ahotgun with
her, and, as the special hea 1t, KILLED ak
large and desperate swamp bears."
The bears didn't want 10 fight, but, DUN
'sm, they had to. The frs. one tried to
crawl into hollow log and dodge the
issue, but the airy, fairy Lillian grabbed
him by the hind leg, and jnst about the
same as pulled the limb off ths critter.
Then no changed his mind, backed out
GU. and bowed his head to the shock.
It wed red day for bar. Especially in
Garoux's swamp.
On that awful day, throughout the
length and breadth OF Colonel Geroux's
cool and popular swamp, nothing could
be heard but the deep, agonizirg groans
OF dead and dying hesrs. 55 %
z And they do say, sort Of privately, and
some az II they didn't expect us 10 be-.
lieyo it, thst On their way home, while
dragging tho carcssses Of the whole Ca
roux's swamp bear family, this timid and
modest little Minnesota girl ran down two
gray 5wolyes and chased six tramps
along tho railroad track for three miles.
Ssilleoma Minnesota editors Wills around
and write ebout the decsdence OF "Our
Girla and Young Women t5t,
But il these editors will just stop long
enough to put their earn 10 the ground
they will discover that the rest Of tho cour-
try isn't saying word about the deca.
pence OF the Minnesota liar. 4j
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trade. are looking for something better,
and they think they find 1t in protection.
1lany country could prof! by ireotrade
that country Is England. That the CUES.
ton OF profit has been raised sgainet free
trade in England 10 very damaging to
the case Of the American Tree traders, who
hayo bseed their argument largely upon
tho assumption that FREQ trade has been
found highly profitable to England.
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Commencing Sunday, Juno s, and con.
tlruiug every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will aell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of q 80, and to Washington, Pa, aud
return at 81 90. Trains leave at s and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at 7 and II :1O
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IS OAl,l,Eir INSANE,
Strange Actions In New York On Returning

J..
from Europe. ~
NesV yvEk siot.
1t Is NOT an agreeable subject 10 talk
about but since the papers have taken up
the discussion, I may as we'll state thss
Mr.. Robert Garrett is undoubtedly insane.
Hia friends In New York recognized the
calamity "a soon as he returned from Eu-
rope. His entire manner had changed
and his conversation was 90 incoherent
that it was painial Ia the extreme to talk
10 him.
A few days sitter his arrival In New York
no met one oil the officials Of the Adams
Express Company, and, taking him aside,
said that he had great secret TO contide,
and knew that he could trust him because
he had heard tho Princs ct Wales speak
90 highly Of him. He then unfolded a
plan to 80 into horee.racing on an extern
siya scale, and added that he was certain
10 make great euccess OF It, because the
prince had promised to take entirs charge
Of bis Btab!ep. and he was the emartest
horeeman In Europe. '..5 ~
A tew evenings after poor Garrett
strcllsd into the Union Club and e..
founded the agent Of tho North German
Lloyds by requesting that three, steamers
DO placed at nin itnmsdiste disposal, no
matter what the cos. might be. From
smother man hs ordered special train to
be stJersey City the next morning, and
10 the group that nov gathered around
him, attracted by his vehement Language,
he exclaimed" 10y on fellows can tell Pierre
pons Morgan aud Jay Gould to 10 to the
devil. They can't buy me ont. The
Pfincs Of Wales has offered me $500 0C0,
and We intend to run the Baltimore 4
Ohio system together" II seems case
very much Ike that Of poor Charley
Delmonico, and the less naid about it, now
that the truth Is known, tho better.
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TWAS troubled with ca.arrh in my head
10 an annoying extent for three years.
Alter using bottle Of Ely's Cream BALM
! was entirely cQ,ed.-Wm. J. Cline,
Victor, n. Y. Nj. TrnsAw
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R MONDAY, OCToBER 81. 1ss7, .

n MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1887,
beginning at O'Clock A. NJ. sell at public auction,
at the front door oil tho Court House OF Ohio County
hSnV fnS cs 81 land oelonging TO- h
the OLD FAIR GROUND PROPERTY, situated OIL
Wheeling Island, north Of Zane street, and west Of
North Huron street. and conta!uing when meas.
twelve hundredths acres. The tract extends, and
will be sold, fully to tho river .lss 5Ss5s
Under the authority Of said decree. the said com.
mtsioneIs nave CAUSED the property 70 DO divided
through tho same. A plat showing the arrange
ment Of blocks. lots, streets and allcys, has been
prepared. ana nay b. seen a. tho office Of George
HOOK. CLERK OF TIE roun!y Court Of Ohio County.
Der lst DO had OF the undersigned.
Tho property will first be offered as whole.
afterwards 10 blocks. and then In lots as shown on
appear the most advantageous. y hen Offered ID
blocks, the blocks numbered and may be oiiei.
ed together as one parcel. When offered In lots,
two contiguous lots may be offered together, Il
QUO purchaser the Etrects. alleys and lots may 10
dsregardcd. he, In such case, becomes Inc pur.
chaser OF the streets and alleys within the bound.
aries Of tho tract Any block be sold separately
lot lines within tho block, but alleys must be-
opened. II the blocks numbered and 8 be toll
together 70 one purcha ser, tho street running be-
s tween SAID nockS. and the alley running through
purchaser, to be made and declared at The time q
the purchase. II he 10 elects 10 disregard, land
close) said street and alley. then the south end Of
said street where 1t passes through block !, trout
ing on Zsre street. and extending north 10 tho
alley parallel with Zane street, will DO sold as lo
or lots. .tr.7z.7-5 IN ~. = ~
There are on said Fair Ground tract more than two
hundred and Thirty trees of which about eighty are
Lompaloy poplar. " the remainder, tho greater
part are maple. AL oil iaid trees arc well CROWN
probably more than hsif Of them having triinksa
TERMS oF sALE-Each purchaser 10 pay IN
as much more thereof as he may choose, and tho
residue. II any. In two equal instsllments, bearing
interest from tho day Of sale, and payable rcspec.
lively IN one and two years thereafter the deferred
payments 70 be secured by notes with good per
sonal security. ButH any purchaser: pay ia hand
onehali, Or more, bis purchase money, his notes
1911 the deferred instsllmcn's OF the same shall 10
Aken without personal security. In every case
however, the title must DO retained as security uu:
Il Il .is&.i.F;s WIN. ERsKINE,
.15zl4iA GEORGE b. CALDWELL
Special Commissioners.
, certify that bond has been given by said epe-
clal Commissioners, u required by said decree
4 h Is JOHN W.MlTCHELL,
helJ 37f .l ~ iss,l.7=,ta CLERK of said Court
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Two eons Of Charles Dickens, Alfred
Telnyeon and Edward Bulwer Ly!ton
Dickens, are settled as real estate agents
and brokers in Australia. III 81.
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Tho etcher Pennell and the writer on
art Hamerton, have entered into partner
ship for the production Of an illustrated
volume called "The Saone.n
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Time Wasted,

"MammA," said q little Brooklyn girl,
II can't see any use OF going to school,
ior,"-and here she looked very solemn
"we'ys ell got to de-"
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LII. ALLANsoN, Hohoken, N. T., says
Of Palmer'a skin.Success: ut was a
Gcl-send 10 me-" At drug store Of Nc.
Lain Bros. I7.
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AD,oLurELY all Skin diseases yield to
skin.Succees Soap aud Ointment; cleans-
ing and healing, At drug store Of McLain
Bros, ~ I.iS.. $;72S x ., E
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PITTSBURGH SALT COMPANY,
q Jackson Building. ROOM 4. Cor. Penn and u,
,i D a. Sixth Streets, ,l ri - y;ti : Il
n n :, PITTSBURGH, PA,

Is q q 90 9t'lI .PlTTSRUKGH, Pa.
Composed Of tho Arms Of Halter, Beck & Co.
Salt Co., limited. Graham l. Courtney lManchestef
Salt Works., W q. & J. NJ. Taylor (kcys:ono Sail
Works. have opened an ollco In the jackson
Building, COZ. OF sixth and penn streets. Room No.
4. where they VII 90 pleased to meet all parties
wishing to puschaSe any OF the above brands Of
salt; will furnish all information In regard d
prices, freight rates, etc.. Orders received at this
Office Will receive the psog,psest attention.
~ ~ ". G. TAYLOR, PRECEDENT, sS
J. u. COURTNEY, Treasurer,
80 ilstl2 JOAN A. BECK, Salesman n. j ~
This Company Manufactures the best salt for
Cnrng Meats, picslirg, &c. aud every barrel
guaranteed iuu weight. itS1.'. F'7 5'srs ocl :.
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GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUNI
~ PROPERTY. ~ ~ ii IA ...ss q 49,
One Hundred and Seyenty.two Desira
i bic Lots on Wheeling Island.

In pursuance OF n decree Of tho Circuit Court oil
Ohio County, W. Va, entered on the third day O.
June. 1857, in the case Of Oglebay aud othen
against Brown and Others, the undersigned special
com miSsiopers will, On ar,.I..I ~. ),
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LEGAL NOTICES,
n Dickey. d5
In aksump6It, with attachment,

~ N fi,t. s-efstls=a Dickey. 5r5
In assumulh with attachment.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain judgmen!
against the above named defendants 10. Five Hun.
dted Dollaa with Interest thereon from tho 2.lh
Gay Of December, I8s, and to subIcc. 10 the pay.
ment thereof certain tract Of land conveyed 10
said James v. Mcacy and George ". Dlckey, Sit.
na.Hd In ohio county, on Casslemaas hun, con.
iainlng about fourteen AGES: and 1t appearing
rom 40 afdAyt died In this cause, at these rules,
mat the defendants, James ". DIckcy, James II.
Dickey and George W. DIckey, are non residents
Of the State Of Vest virzfnia and they not harms;
been served with process In this suit on motion 9!
me plaintiff, by itx attorneys this order Of publl
Gallon 10 entered against the raid defendants and
u ii ordered that the said defendants, James ".
D!ekey, James y. Dlckey and George ". Dlekey!:
40 appear here within one month alter the date Of
tho hIst publication Of this order and do what's
necessary 10 project their Interests In this suit u
further ordered that this order DO pu bllshed aud
posted q required BY law. q s. N ,5IT
Witness, John ". Mitchell, Clerk OF said Court,
Ct the Court Hou,e Of said county, this Sd day Of
October, 1857, to.wit: October Rules, 1887,
:.l.6'. JOHN W. MITCHELL, Clerk.
Published the frat time October 4. 1887.
EWING, MELVIN d Riley, NJ ~
Attorney for Plaintiff. oc4'Tu
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hour until 500 D. IN, Leave Wheeling patt AZ Xxx
=. m. and run every hour until 10 p. NJ, c1ccpt
Church Trains, which will lasTe tho Park 1t oI5 a
n, End Wheeling At l2:lh P. N. yea J'ill5G6. -
! spQ "a NE.L.NE- 9. H1Rs0H, Superintendent
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COMMISSIONERS SALE,

COMMISSIONERS SALE. ~
State Of West Virginia, County Of Ohio. to vii;
N Inc circuit Court for said county:
John s. Wclty ~
Catherine Daily and o,hers, N ' ohlnee's'
By virtue Of decree entered by said Court III
tne ABOVE entitled cause on the 30th day OF Jant-
ary, 1856, tho undohigned, appointed a apeciai
com missioner TOT tho PURPOSE will Icl at The from.
aoor OF tho Court Houie Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the a:d DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A. ~, the following dc.
aclibed real estate that Is to kay All Of that 10, Of
ground situate In Buena Vista addition to the city
o. wheeling, In the county OF Ohio aud State Of
west Virginia, and de8lgna,ed on tftc pI6t OF sad
adoluon as lot numbered fifteen In square mum.
Detea twentynine, together with the improve.
!, TERMS OF 5ALz--One.half and a. much more Of
lug purchase money a. the purchaser elects to psy,
~ can, on the day Of sale, the balance In two
tlual lnstallmentS at ti1 and twelve months, notes
pesring interest from the day Of sale to be given
ior the deferred payments. =
silsI2- tl;7{sff gssi W. J. W. CoWDEN,
~, ~, Z A}st ". Special Commissioner.
W. H. HALLKR, Auctioneer.
Tint W.. ". Cowden, tho Special Commissioner
ABOVE named, has given bond according to law ~
lequlfed by said decree, Is hereby certified this ID
ae27ru -.-,1ss' JOHN W. MITCHELL, CLERK.
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IL s-i.f;5 Il, iis,'.l{{1 VIM. ER3KINE
.7atl4 GEORGE b. CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
clal Commissioners, u required By said ticctce.
q az JOHN W. MITCHELL,
eeky ~ - - isE5s.z=, Clerk OF said Court
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i hereby certify that bond has been given by the
above named special nissioners as required
BY law, and the decree In the above entitled caule
.ILttI 80. t..4r5lJ JOHN W. MITCHELL, .i3
QCIS l.stm. Clerk Circnit Court Ohm Cnmniv y
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COMMISSIONERS sALrs.

Terms Of tale Of personal property, cash IN hand.
\ - ii5ils J. Y. L RODGERS, Assignee.
". Il. HAL1xR Auctlonesr. 7sf'S'7-0'T' -" seT9
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TEENs or SALE Of the above described real es.
more as the purchaser may elect cash on the dsy
Of sale; one.third thereof with Interest in one
year, and tho residue thereof and Interest Ia two
years from day Of iale lha purchaser 10 give lila
Ments and The legal title 70 be retained Is further
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Tho second aboya described real estate, to wit.
Lots ~. a and westerly half VI lot 49, situate on
the southeast corner OF North Broad gay aud Mary.
for sale. ~ whole or In parcels On tho westerly
halt Of Lot No. IS there Is flnc two story brck
dwelling house. now occupied by J. B. shep.
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The properly Hrst above described, real estate.
situate on tho corner Of Maiu street and Alley
Seven, will be offered i1r sale fnt, and when sold
will be sold As q separate parcel. Upon nh
lot Of ground there Ia three story brick building.
formerly occupied by Jacob Berger ~ lea,hes
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

EOR sALE-A8 COMPLETE LAUN.
IL DRY OUTFIT Latest Improved machinery.
Capacity. 800 dozen collars aud cutls per day Ad.
dress +. N. STANLEY. steubonyllie, o. ccls